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                  I  managed  to  find  almost  all  hadis  which  Shia
               scholars were referring to in their books and got more
               clear vision in what happened after death of Prophet

               (pbuh)  and  how  ummah  dealt  wth  his  family  and
               progeny.  I  read  aqaid  from  Jafar  Sobhani  ad
               understood what is real belief of Shia.
                  Meanwhile  I  was  reading  other  books  from  Imam
               Sajjad,  Ayatollah  Xomeyni,  Dastghayib,  Murtuza
               Mutahhari etc.
                  The more I read the more it was clear to me how
               the society went astray and it was very painful for me
               to  see  people  calling  themselves  Muslim  but  acting
               like people of jahiliyyah time.
                  As I alreadyy mentioned they were in sin, haram and were
               insisting in being Shia of Ali. I could not bear this and was
               thinking of people like they are kuffar (disbeliever), I was
               treating them as animals (even worse).
                  Gradually  I  realized  that  I  was  isolated  from
               society. I did not want to have anything common with
               people who insist on being muslim but not practicing
               it. Particular role was played by several of my friends
               who  were  very  aggressive  towards  people  as  well.
               Basically I was under influence of those people. Even
               though I was wondering if I was doing right things.
                  In  December  of  2016  I  made  a  tour  to  Iran,  I

               visited  holy  city  of  Qom  and  Mashhad.  In  this  trip
               Allah  (swt)  granted  me  with  a  scholarship  in
               JamiatulMustafa.
                  So I started my education through virtual systems,
               receiving electronic books and lectures.
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